Nace en Buenos Aires, Martin Iannaccone viene de una familia de músicos y ha esta- do involucrado con la música desde muy joven. A la batería, la percusión y el bajo le siguió le violoncelo. La influencia de su padre Roberto Yanés, reconocido cantante latinoamericano y artista del sello CBS Columbia quien grabara con grandes figuras como Astor Piazzolla y Osvaldo Fresedo, lo indujo
a utilizar su voz como un instrumen- to más. Luego de completar sus estudios secundarios se muda a los Estados Unidos de América para estudiar música en el Miami Dade Community College. De regreso en Argentina estudia composición con Daniel Montes. En 1991
obtiene el primer premio en música popular/ Jazz de la Bienal Arte joven en Buenos Aires. Sus aportes como violoncelista en el campo del jazz contemporaneo de los florecientes 90s en Buenos Aires produjeron gran resonancia. En 2002 se muda a Alemania y desde en-
tonces vive en Berlin. Gracias a su capacidad para adaptarse a diferentes estilos mu- sicales ha participado en diversos proyectos, muchos artistas han confiado en su sonido ya sea con el bajo el violoncelo, la batería o el canto. Junto a el pianista y compositor Daniel Almada co-funda el grupo de tango electrónico "Tango Crash" este proyecto que fuera apadrinado por Joe Zawinul, produjo 4 discos y actuaciones en di- versos países. Desde el 2011 forma parte de la banda de la artista alemana Annett Louisan.
Born in Buenos Aires, Martin Iannaccone comes from a family of musicians and has been involved with music since he was very young. He played drums, percussion and bass he was influenced by his father Roberto Yanés, renowned Latin American singer and artist of the CBS Columbia label who recorded with great figures such as Astor Piazzolla and Osvaldo Fresedo, After completing his high school, he moved to the United States of America to study music at Miami Dade Community College. Back in Argentina he studied composition with Daniel Montes. In 1991 he obtains the first prize in popular music / Jazz at the Young Art Biennial in Buenos Aires. His contributions as a cellist in the field of contemporary jazz of the flourishing 90s in Buenos Aires produced great resonance. In 2002 he moved to Germany and lives in Berlin. Thanks to his ability to adapt to different musical styles, he has participated in several projects, many artists have relied on his sound, whether it be the cello, the drums or the singing. Together with the pianist and composer Daniel Almada he co-founded the electronic tango group "Tango Crash", this project sponsored by Joe Zawinul, produced 4 albums and performances in different countries. Since 2011 he is part of the band of the German artist Annett Louisan.
